I have this mirror and I can pry the side edge of the frosted panel with my fingernail to open it - says to use 10 W max TE type bulb.
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Yes you can replace these bulbs...you may need to go to an actual electrical/lighting type hardware store or possibly automotive. Just be sure to get the clear ones (bottom) or the blue tinted ones (top) whichever is burned out. Not using the same color bulb might effect the light output in wonky ways. :)
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I had a similar unit I was able to get the light out. I don't remember how I got it out. The problem I had was I couldn't find the bulb. Home depot didn't even carry it. These units are made cheap. (Junk)
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u unscrew the small screw then u twist the light deflector and will pull off, then pull old bulb out, when u put new bulb in u should use small cotton towel to hold bulb , the oil on your fingers are not good for the bulb.
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I have had it for a long time, and I still use it every day. Both sides are very clear...too clear ;-)I did have to change the bulb once, and ended up changing the watt size of the bulb, because the original was too hard to find. I really like the mirror though.
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You just need to be able to access the two screws on either side of the light housing that the mounting bracket attaches to. It also holds the glass lens assembly into the housing. remove those, and you will be able to pull out the glass housing. The bulb unclips from the rear of the glass housing.
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The two side tabs on the socket will not let the bulb seat. File off or use a Dremel motor tool. and the non Verilix bulbs work fine.
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It was very easy on my TV. Open front panel and use a Phillips screwdriver to remove one screw. Pull bulb out and replace.
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I believe you can remove the lens by prying it up at the slotted portion and then replace the bulb.
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I broke one of them by pushing it in instead of sliding in the space. The second one works perfect though. You have to hold the bulb with some paper towel or glove to make sure no contact happens. Then just slide it in one end and kind of fit it on the other end.
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I have not changed my as yet, the following is the instructions from the instruction book, good luck. Lower the mirror to its most flat position. Use a credit card to remove the lens cover. Remove bulb by pushing away from the bulb socket. Install new bulb by aligning the pins with the socket, push bulb into socket. a click should be heard
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I had one that looked like this. To get to the bulb, squeeze the lens by using a knife on the long side. Just a little pressure is all it takes. The lens is the translucent part. On mine the bezel is the outside part and is attached to the internals. On others you pull on the bezel but not on mine. If you get a lot of resistance, stop pulling on it. It may be like mine which can't be pulled off without a lot of damage to the plastic parts.There were no springs.
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pull off the front cover, the bulb housing is on the left side ( one screw)
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Yes. When you look up, you will see a frosted glass plate with a small bronze finial. The frosted glass does a nice job of obscuring the the light bulbs, also.
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The bulb is removable/replacable, but you would ruin the gauge by removing the gauge face. Wouldn't recomend
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Unscrew it! Sometimes they do become difficult to twist because of the proximity to heat and grease buildup. Clean the glass bulb as well as you can and grab something like a rubber grip jar lid remover and push slightly against the bulb and twist.
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The surface of the bulb (through which the light is emitted) is frosted or opaque, not clear.
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I love this mirror. I think the light is super. I have actually bought one as a gift after using mine. Good question about changing the bulb. I am not sure and currently not at the house where I keep this mirror. Manufacturer should know.